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10 most expensive football transfers :Football Players — Real Madrid
look to have blown the current transfer record for a footballer out of
the water after having an £80m bid for Cristiano Ronaldo accepted by
Man United. We look back at the ten mega-deals the Portuguese wizard’s
apparent move to Spain will put in the shadows.

1. Kaka £59m – from AC Milan to Real Madrid

Until
Real came in for Ronaldo, their reported £59m bid for Kaka looked
like it was going to be the new world record benchmark for a transfer
fee. Kaka said he was moving ‘for AC Milan’. Course he is.

Following
the controversial arrival of Luis Figo in the Spanish capital a year
before, Real president Florentino Perez continued his now infamous
Galacticos project with the capture of the then FIFA World Player of the
Year Zinedine Zidane from Italian giants Juventus for a fee that
stood as the world record until Kaka’s deal.

2. Zinedine Zidane£46.7million – from Juventus to Real Madrid in 2001

3. Luis Figo £37million – from Barca to Real in 2000

Perez
was elected Real president in the summer of 2000 on the back of his
promise to do the unthinkable and bring the star player from
arch-rivals Barcelona to the Bernabeu. Upon appointment he was true to
his word, breaking the world transfer record by signing Luis Figo for
£37million.

4. Hernan Crespo £35.7million – from Parma to Lazio in 2000

In
the summer of 2000 Sven-Goran Eriksson’s Lazio were Serie A champions
and flush with cash following the sale of Christian Vieri to Inter
Milan a year before for a then world-record fee. They spent
£35.7million of their money on Parma’s Hernan Crespo, who finished top
scorer in the league in his first season in Rome but was unable to
help the club defend their Scudetto and also left for Inter in 2002.

5. Robinho £32.5million – Real Madrid to Manchester City in 2008

Having
been taken over by the super-rich Abu Dhabi investment group on the
final day of the 2008 summer transfer window, the new owners of
Manchester City made a signal of their intent by beating Chelsea to the
signing of unsettled Brazilian star Robinho from Real Madrid in a
Premier League record deal worth £32.5million